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Yes, we are well into the holiday season. There is plenty of cheers, gifts, food, drinks, and of course, taking pictures of your loved ones and the holiday sights. If you own an iPhone, you probably know that your device is generally considered one of the better smartphones out there that consumers can use for capturing images. If you would like to take better pictures this season using your iPhone, you can try checking out the following tips, accessories, and iOS app suggestions.
Apple is planning to make Beats Music automatically part of its iOS software starting 2015. This means that beginning next year, every iPhone and iPad user will have the music subscription app pre-installed in their devices.
Back in September, there were reports that Apple was planning to shut down Beats Music. At that time, Apple had addressed the reports, categorically denying to discontinue Beats music and instead stating that it might make changes to the Beats brand and the streaming service itself.
But now, it turns out the tech giant will be putting an end to Beats Music after all. Or more accurately, as reported by the Wall Street Journal, Apple will be rebuilding it and relaunching it in 2015 as part of iTunes.
Sure, the iPhone 6 was only just released last month, but that has not stopped some folks from already thinking ahead to the next iteration of the best-selling Apple flagship device (which will probably be released in late 2015). If you are one of these people, then you might want to consider an early upgrade plan for your iPhone.
Sprint is offering a $15.00 Loyalty Service Credit promo that lets the carrier's long-term customers upgrade to an iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus. This offer is targeted to active subscribers currently under older Sprint plans who want to get a chance to own any one of the new iPhone models.
Rumors are circulating that Apple Pay is about to go live any day now. Indeed, early reports are suggesting that employees of both Apple Stores and Walgreens are being prepped for Apple Pay's launch date, which could be any day this week. Apparently, Apple's employees are now being trained on the Apple Pay process (how to set up accounts, how to process transactions). Moreover, a Walgreens memo had recently leaked -- in the internal document, the drugstore chain is advising its employees that Apple Pay will be launching later within the week.
Tweetbot, the Twitter client for Apple mobile devices, is releasing updates for its iPhone app, bringing new enhancements that should delight iPhone and iPad users alike. Designated as Tweetbot 3.5, the updated version now includes support for the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus, improving the display so that the user's Twitter timeline looks as clear and as pixel-optimized as ever.
Verizon Wireless is considered as the carrier with the most subscribers, as well as the largest 4G network in the United States. Needless to say, it is a popular choice, especially for those who want to have access to a network that is vast and reliable in terms of coverage and subscriber reach.
But signing up for Verizon also means choosing a handset for the plan you are going to subscribe to. In this article, let us go through the smartphone choices currently available under Verizon.
Apple recently released a new update called iOS 8.0.2. Before you can say not again, this new update is actually deployed in order to fix the problems caused by last Wednesday's initial update, dubbed iOS 8.0.1, which caused some users to lose their ability to make calls and also disabled the TouchID fingerprint scanner on the iPhone 6 and on the iPhone 6 Plus.
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